Earthquakes stories
Steve Jobs expresses solidarity with Apple's Japanese team amidst devastation, offering support following the delay of iPad 2 launch due to tragic events.
2degrees, Telecom and Vodafone all offer credits to customers who called Japan following the earthquake last week.
Russell Hewitt, ex-CEO of Vodafone Australia, appointed to spearhead Vodafone's recovery efforts in Christchurch, prioritising community and business rebuild.
2degrees steps up for Christchurch, offering customers 500 free texts to connect with loved ones amid trying times.
Telecom announces extension of free call offer for Christchurch residents, rivalling 2degrees' recent free calling concession.
Orcon completes its unbundling in Palmerston North, offering local loop services despite minor delays linked to events in Christchurch.
2degrees offers 30 free calling minutes to customers in quake-hit Christchurch, aiding communication in challenging times.
The fate of the project is uncertain as the government makes it clear its spending priorities have changed overnight.
InternetNZ says the option to delay or scrap the UFB process is a possibility being considered by parts of government.
Vodafone supports Christchurch customers with free calls, waived fees, and aid packages after the quake, while expanding network capacity.
Company no longer experiencing network issues and is dealing with traffic well, says Chief Executive Eric Hertz.
Rackspace is giving Christchurch IT businesses free managed cloud servers. Apply on their website to jump-start your recovery.
Christchurch-based computer firm Oxygen IT has teamed up with Maxnet to offer free server collocation to businesses affected by the earthquake.
2degrees Christchurch network restoration progresses; CEO urges to make important calls as service stabilizes, despite possible fluctuations.
Apple postpones the iPad 2's Japan launch due to last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami, focusing on recovery efforts.
Christchurch's recovery needs more IT equipment; RemarkIT leads donation drive with NZ Trade and Enterprise aiming to bridge the digital gap.
Renaissance mourns the tragic death of board member Murray Wood, a victim of the Christchurch earthquake, extending deep sympathies to his family.
Renaissance shifts away from distribution, seeking to 'own' the customer; Chairman Colin Giffney outlines mixed results but sees right direction.
Telecom calls on New Zealanders to donate old landlines to help those without power following the Christchurch earthquake.
Kiwi app developers rally together to support Christchurch earthquake victims with proceeds from app sales. 100% goes to New Zealand Red Cross.
